Student assessment and final qualification
The Specializing Master’s programme requires you full time commitment. You are requested to attend activities for at least 75% of the programme.
Absences for more than this limit leads you to exclusion from the Specializing Master’s programme.
Withdraw from the programme must be put in writing.
In accordance with current legislation you are not allowed to be simultaneously enrolled in another Specializing Master’s Programme nor in any other university programme. If you are enrolled in another programme, you must finish your studies or suspend them before enrolling in the 2nd level Specializing Master’s Programme in “Electrified, cooperative and automated construction machines for climate neutral fleets”, except for any subsequent amendments and regulatory additions to the regulations in force.
Absences for more than this limit leads you to exclusion from the Specializing Master’s programme.
Withdraw from the programme must be put in writing.
In accordance with current legislation you are not allowed to be simultaneously enrolled in another Specializing Master’s Programme nor in any other university programme. If you are enrolled in another programme, you must finish your studies or suspend them before enrolling in the 2nd level Specializing Master’s Programme in “Electrified, cooperative and automated construction machines for climate neutral fleets”, except for any subsequent amendments and regulatory additions to the regulations in force.
STUDENT ASSESSMENT
At the end of each course, you have to take an exam consisting in a written test and/or an oral evaluation test.
If you fail the exam, you can arrange a make-up exam directly with the professor responsible for the course. You can take a make-up exam just once.
At the end of the programme, participants make a final report related to their project work and are assessed for it.
The final grade is assigned by the Graduation Examining Committee who will assess the overall Average grade of all the exams on a scale of 110. Exams passed with honours do not have an impact on the Average grade. The Graduation Examining Committee can add up to a maximum of 5 points, taking into consideration the evaluation of the work you have carried out for the project work (dedication, autonomy, methodological rigour, relevance of results, etc.). If you reach the score of 110/110, the Graduation Examining Committee might decide to confer the degree with honours (cum laude). The decision must be taken by qualified majority (at least 2/3 of the Committee members must vote in favour of awarding this distinction).
More details about the exams, final presentation and project work will be presented during the programme.
FINAL QUALIFICATION
Upon completion of the programme, participants who regularly attended the activities and earned 60 ECTS (required for graduation), are awarded the “Electrified, cooperative and automated construction machines for climate neutral fleets” 2nd level Specializing Master’s diploma by Politecnico di Torino. The Diploma will be issued in Italian.
If, at the end of the Specializing Master’s Programme, you have not passed all the exams included in your Study Plan you can get a Certificate of Attandance and a Transcript of Records with the list of the exams that you have passed with grades, dates, credits and scientific disciplinary field.
More details about the exams, final presentation and project work will be presented during the programme.
FINAL QUALIFICATION
Upon completion of the programme, participants who regularly attended the activities and earned 60 ECTS (required for graduation), are awarded the “Electrified, cooperative and automated construction machines for climate neutral fleets” 2nd level Specializing Master’s diploma by Politecnico di Torino. The Diploma will be issued in Italian.
If, at the end of the Specializing Master’s Programme, you have not passed all the exams included in your Study Plan you can get a Certificate of Attandance and a Transcript of Records with the list of the exams that you have passed with grades, dates, credits and scientific disciplinary field.
